How do I pay my Victoria's Secret bill? This question is about the Victoria's Secret Credit Card

You can pay your Victoria's Secret Credit Card bill online at TheVictoriaCreditCardProgram.com or ThePINKCreditCardProgram.com, or over the phone at (800) 695-9478. Alternatively, you can make a payment via mail, or in-person at a Victoria’s Secret store. How to Pay Your Victoria's Secret Credit Card Online: Log in to your online account or use the EasyPay feature in order to pay your bill. Phone: Call (800) 695-9478 Monday-Saturday, 8:00 am to 9:00 pm EST to make a payment. Keep in mind that there is a $9 fee to pay by phone. Mail: To pay your credit card via mail, send a check or money order (but not cash) to the following address:Comenity BankPO Box 650972Dallas, TX 75265 In store: You can also pay your credit card bill at any Victoria’s Secret location. If you choose to make a payment via mail, make sure to always send it at least 5-7 days before your due date.

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You can pay your Victoria's Secret Credit Card bill online at TheVictoriaCreditCardProgram.com or ThePINKCreditCardProgram.com, or over the phone at (800) 695-9478. Alternatively, you can make a payment via mail, or in-person at a Victoria’s Secret store.

How to Pay Your Victoria's Secret Credit Card

Online: Log in to your online account or use the EasyPay feature in order to pay your bill.
Phone: Call (800) 695-9478 Monday-Saturday, 8:00 am to 9:00 pm EST to make a payment. Keep in mind that there is a $9 fee to pay by phone.
Mail: To pay your credit card via mail, send a check or money order (but not cash) to the following address:Comenity BankPO Box 650972Dallas, TX 75265
In store: You can also pay your credit card bill at any Victoria’s Secret location.

If you choose to make a payment via mail, make sure to always send it at least 5-7 days before your due date.

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Comenity Bank specializes in store cards, which you’ll only be able to use at one (or sometimes a few) specific retailers, so choosing the best Comenity Bank credit card really comes down to where you shop most of the time.

The Ann Taylor Credit Card and the Bealls Florida Credit Card are some of the most popular Comenity Bank credit cards, but you can compare their cards here.

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You need a credit score of 640+ to get the Victoria's Secret Credit Card; this means at least fair credit is required for approval.

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